Female UA students respond to a 47th male presidency
UA follows national trend as sexual assault increases
“Challenge the Chairman”: Alabama GOP chairman John Wahl on immigration, economy, freedom
UA Homecoming rally traditions expand with drone show
Interviewing Battle of the Bands finalist, Elbow Joint
Let’s talk about sex: Hookup culture on college campues
Japanese Language and Culture Society hosts okonomiyaki cooking workshop
Zeta Phi Beta hosts women’s self-defense workshop
Common Ground hosts debate between UA College Republicans and Democrats
UA Domestic Violence Awareness Month begins with WGRC safety fair
UA students with side hustles: How students are making extra cash
Pro-Palestine UA students protest for second time Tuesday
Dachshunds and dining: Tuscaloosa celebrates Oktoberfest
UA students plan Tuesday protest in support of Palestine
It’s not a Waffle House, it’s a Waffle Home: Former Waffle House CEO dies at 58
Culture Pick | Go Greek: Mediterranean Sandwich Co. offers Tuscaloosa vegetarians refuge
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The electric scooter-sharing company Veo is about to enter its fourth year on campus, and its mark can be seen on nearly every road and by nearly every building.
Alabama secured a 52-7 win over Mercer Saturday, giving fans a clearer look at the team’s future playmakers.
Alabama basketball is reaching heights it has never seen. Yet even with the program’s individual triumphs, leveraging UA football’s success is still a recruiting tactic for head basketball coach Nate Oats when attempting to get players to Tuscaloosa.